Best of NFL News Part 1: Terrion Arnold LOCKED UP & RELEASED + CJ2K diagnosed with ALS

28:11Shut up. I said, I tell you, man, do what I'm going to do, man. Hey, check this out. I'm going to go up here. I said, hey, can you get... I said, we're going to get a thing. I said, me and you going to take this picture. We're going to bone on out. He said, man, you going to do that? Yeah, come on. But I know how it looks. and I just even, it doesn't matter where we are. I'm always trying to diffuse a situation, especially, hey, I'm sorry. If you don't want to go like that, I'll keep going walking. But if it's us, I'm trying to diffuse it at all costs. Whatever it takes. That's just the way I am because I know how negatively it impacts how it looks.

28:54I just, man, I'm like, man.

28:59man, Lord have mercy come on Brad, come on B.A. hey, you know what the one thing I don't

29:09Unc, you was good to the game Joe, you was good to the game and the game is going to always be good to you when you no longer playing and the most important thing in life always, this is for everybody in the chat is the relationships you build along the way you never want to burn no bridges because you never know when you got to cross that bridge again you never know I don't know man I don't have BA's number personally because I would have been wanting to reach out to him and there's other ways to go about this let's not do it that way I'm a firm believer in that I've always tried to treat people well because every coach that's on your team, they're not going to be on your team always.

30:02What if they go somewhere else? Then that's an opportunity. You see a lot of times coaches, when they get jobs, they'll always bring one or two players from the team that they came from. Yep. Hey, that could be me. That could be me. Hello. That's how I look at it. And I've had great relationships. Look, we already know that Mike Shanahan, they talk about the Sean McVay, but Sean McVay was on the staff with Kyle and Mike when he was in Washington. Raheem Morse was on that staff. Mike McDaniel was on that staff. Go back and look at all that staff. They spread out through the league. Yeah. You never know.

30:48The guy that runs the whole Broncos organization, what they eat, when they eat. Obviously, the coaches said, where are they going to stay? Chip Conway. Chip Conway started out in the mailroom in 1993. Now he runs the entire Broncos. When I hit Chip, hey, Chip, man, I need a couple t-shirts. Chip, I need a helmet. Chip, I need some Bronco glasses. First thing, as soon as I call, he see my name pop up. Sharpie, what you need?

31:17I said, Chip, how you know I need something? He said, Sharpie, you on the carpet when you need something, what you need. But it was always, you know, when it came Christmas time, always tip the guys. Always gave a nice bonus. Yeah. I mean, I ended up giving, you know, with the video crew, the training staff, the equipment crew, the mail crew. I mean, I probably was giving$15 ,000,$20 ,000 bonuses. Ooh. Yeah. That wasn't making no money back then. Now he running the whole Bronco thing. Same thing with Flip. Flip did in the equipment room. Flip started out. Hey, Flip, I need a Bronco helmet. Them new helmets they got.

32:03Hey, Flip, get your boy one. Put 84 on the back of it. No problem, Sharpie. Man, it's the same thing. I don't know. I don't really know the equipment people now. Ed O used to be the equipment guy that just borrowed the board. But when he was there, same thing, man. You got to treat. You don't know. Just because you're here today, that don't mean you're going to be here tomorrow. Oh, no. You might be here. And the person that was here, when you was here, and he was here, and you treated him bad, he might, whoop. See? Yep. You never know. You might need him one day.

32:48that's just that's that's how i am i just mad i just like i said i just i i hopefully you know somebody can get to him ojo and joe put a bug in it and say man this is not the way to handle the situation i understand that you're not happy with the 49ers and you want to get out excuse me but this is not the right way no sir because you know ojo hey first of all they already boarded the guaranteed all the guaranteed money that he was going to be a get that he was supposed to get moving forward. They're bored of that. And look, and what I was telling you and Ocho, man, if I'm another team, I mean, damn, do I want to deal with this, bro?

33:29Like, think about that. Like, I'm not sure, I'm not sure if, if, if I, you was thinking about that, bro, like any team that, that's willing to invest in you, they probably going to be thinking like, damn, at some point, they probably going to be like that. What else? I'm a, I don't know how y 'all think about this, but I don't care how fine a lady is. If you call the cops, if I know that you call the cops on somebody, you think I'm about to deal with you? Yeah, I'm not. You call the cops. You get mad at him and call the cops, what's going to stop if you get mad at me doing the same thing? I'm good.

34:05Not just me. Hey, somebody like, I'm not saying, I'm saying, obviously there are certain times that women, because y 'all know how y 'all like the twist thing. Let me clarify this. There are times that women should call the cops, but there are times and situations that sometimes your emotions get the best of you, and you call the cops out of frustration, and then you sit back and you analyze, and you're like, man, I shouldn't have done that. I'm sorry I put you in a bad spot. But it's too late. Somebody might lose their job. Somebody get cut. Somebody, you know, X, Y, and Z. There are times that the cops should be called, and And I'm not saying women that if you feel like you've been threatened, but you make sure you understand the ramifications that comes along with action, because every action there is a reaction.

34:53So let me just clarify that, because I know social media, how y 'all just take everything and just take it out of context and just run with it. because we got we have to be very specific now we have to be because a lot of people understand what i'm talking about but there'll be one or two that are clipping and won't provide context to what i'm saying i'm saying in a certain in certain situation that sometimes you just well uh he did x y and z and it wasn't that situation where he didn't come home late at night you mad or you find out he got a new girl yeah it's a foolishness like that obviously Like I said, that's the type of situation I'm saying that doesn't warrant the cops being called because you find out he's seeing somebody else or he went out of the country with somebody else or he sent somebody else some money.

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40:16Sad news today, guys. I know you've all heard about it by now. Former Titans running back Chris Johnson, a.k.a. CJ2K, announced on Good Morning America that he has been diagnosed with ALS, more commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, at the age of 39. Johnson, who's no longer verbal due to the progression of ALS, spoke to Michael Strahan using speech-generated device controlled by his eyes. Johnson was able to record his voice so that the computer sounds just like him when he speaks. It's continued to progress much faster than I ever imagined. I want people to understand just how quickly ALS can attack your body.

40:55Just over a year ago, I was picking up my 7-year-old daughter so she could make a wish on a birthday cake. today I couldn't do that Johnson added that many people don't realize that with ALS your mind is still still stays sharp people sometimes look at the physical disability and assume you're not the same person inside I think I still think the same I still dream I still love my family my body just doesn't cooperate man just broke my heart yeah that one hurt I had a former teammate. Yes. O.J. Brigance. I don't know if he played with me in Baltimore, Joe Inocho. We call him Juice. And, man, I think Juice is still around.

41:46But I think Juice might have had this. He might have been dealing with it for about 15 years. It's normally quick. It's normally. Anyway, the punter from what you call him, remember the guy from New Orleans, Ocho? The one that blocked the kick with Katrina at the Falcons? Yeah. He has it. He has Steve Gleason. Mm-hmm. Man, he said just a year ago and just like that. But he says he going to fight. I mean, obviously, you know, he's in clinical trials, tried a lot of different drugs, and I heard the lady was speaking saying it's helped some, but...

42:32Damn, man. Listening to him talk, he said, the doctor said, get your fares in the car.

42:46That's crazy. Hey, I've been there, boy. I'm telling you, Uncle Ojo,

42:57I've been there, bro Hey, hey Took my mom to the hospital On Christmas Thinking it was gonna be a quick checkup Hell, she didn't get out of there until February And Doc told us that Told us to our face Me and her He said, hey She won't make it another six months Hell, he knew it was gonna be a lot damn sooner than that. You feel what I'm saying? And think about it, just to go from walking around, talking, cooking, having a good time, holding her grandchild to couldn't, I'm talking about to her bed rest, couldn't move, nothing but her eyes, bro. Damn. I seen it, bro. I know what it looked like.

43:42You said she had cancer? Yeah, she had multiple myeloma, yeah. It just, and they break you down. Like, she lost weight so quick. Next thing you know, like, it'll people come by the house, She was like, tell them I'm asleep. She wouldn't want to see nobody. She didn't want nobody to see her like that. I'm talking about it could be people who she grew up with, who've been with her the whole night. Outside of me, my grandmother, and my uncles. Man, listen. Hey, bro, that's hard, bro. Hey, when I seen that today, bro, I seen that, I was like, wow. It is 39. 39 years old damn life is precious bro it is man and when that doctor when that doctor cause he told my sister he said the same thing about my grandma he told my sister he said you have everything in order cause it's not gonna be very many more times Miss Sharp we're gonna call you but the thing is Ocho They know it.

44:52My friend, that man came in there. Because, you know, he always up. You know, they want to be upbeat. They want to keep you in a positive frame of mind. He said, how you doing today, Ms. Porter? She said, I ain't doing good. I'm fine. Just like that.

45:09Just like that. I mean, he came in there happy. Ms. Porter, how you doing? It's so good to see you. How we doing today? She told him, just like that, Ocho. She said, I ain't doing good. I'm dying. He said, Miss Porter, don't say that. Libby said, Granny, don't talk like that. She said, yeah, I'm dying. I know. Just like that. Yeah. Hey, man, that's exactly how it is, bro. I'm telling you. I know what you're talking about, aunt. My mama looked me dead in my eyes and she asked me, am I dying? Hell, I knew she was. I couldn't tell her, yeah. Hey, I know exactly what you mean, boy. Yes! And you know, she's always been strong.

45:55I ain't really seen my, when my grandfather died, Granny didn't cry. So she got to be strong, so I got to be strong for her. I can't cry. That's where the term came from. She said, boy, we all got an appointment. We can't reschedule. We all got to do it, son. I just dropped my head.

46:19Man

46:25Because like I said I'm a baby She always called me that's what she called me My mama comes That's my baby She said I had him she said so that's my baby And she was in Classton hospital And I had told Libby I said Libby going home I'll stay I got it from here Libby had already got me a room at the motel. I could walk, but I drove. It's like two minutes. It's right there on 301. So she wanted a shrimp dinner. I said, well, I said, Libby, where do we go get a shrimp dinner place? She said, it's the place right up there. It's right down there from such and such. Okay, I went and got a shrimp dinner.

47:06I said, you know, I said, Granny, these people know you eating shrimp in here? She's talking about it's better than the food they be giving me. The food they give me is killing me. I said, I said, I said, the food they be killing you. She said, boy, I want a shrimp dinner. I want some of them old, what they call them? What they call them, Libby? Them old corn dog. Yeah. So I go get a hush pup. I said, but Libby, go ahead and go. I let Libby go home. Cause Libby was there every day. From the time my grandmother went to Glenville hospital, Even when she went to Claxton to have stuff done, my sister was right there with her.

47:47So I told Libby, let Libby go. Man, Ocho. So I said, well, I said, I'm going to stay until she go to sleep. Right. Every time I moved, Grady would wake up. Where you going? I said, well, I was going to go. She's like, nah, baby, don't go. I stayed alone. I mean, man, I'm sitting in that chair, man. I was like, oh, my back killing me. So I waited. I let her get into a deep, deep, deep sleep. It was probably like 1 o 'clock before I got up out of there. Left, came back. When I came back that morning, I barely beat Libby in the room. She talking about, where you been? You must have been waiting. I don't know.

48:36I did. I did. I did. but man man Joe they know they know and you know I'm just like you said you know just be positive try to keep it a positive frame of mind but my grandma had done made peace that's the hardest thing boy that's it when they make peace with it and I have it my grandma said boy I done lived a great life I done raise my kids rage you you three yeah she's like baby we all gotta do it we all gotta do it son great i want you to know that ain't easy by no man oh yeah i don't i don't care if she to be 125. Right. I still wasn't ready to let her go. Yeah.

49:36And your mom, my grandma is like your mom, Joe. Your mom thought you hung the moon. Yep.

49:49Well, many nights, boy. Hey. Ooh. I just feel so bad for the man. He got, what, four kids? I think he got four kids, Ocho? Yeah, three. Yeah, because he has a daughter. No, I think three. He got three? Yeah, two twins and a daughter. Two sons, two boys. 39, man. Yeah. That man, 39 years young. That's crazy. That's crazy.

50:26look some it happens quick I've seen guys have it and within two years they're gone and like I said I think Steve Gleason is still alive and he's had it for at least 15 years old Juice has had it for at least that long look yeah he said it's taking control his mind is still sharp he knows who he is he's just trapped inside that body and can't do anything physically that's the hardest thing

50:58when you've been mobile guys see somebody that's that's never that's never had the ability to see they don't know what they're missing not seeing anything because they've never someone that's not been able to walk or someone that's born without arms they don't know what they're missing because they never had it but to have it and to not

51:25Yeah, it's tough, bro And for his kids to see him like this Like you said, I mean A picture of health So, you know, just My grip strength wasn't what it was You know, drop stuff You don't think You know, hey, getting old, it's a sign of getting old My grandma used to have Hey, boy, open this one, you granny You know, jock whatever it is.

51:55Damn. Chris.

52:00Man. I hate to even think about that, bro. I ain't gonna lie, I couldn't even watch the whole thing. Because when it said, I'm like, thinking about it, Ochoa, so I'm hearing I'm like well damn he talking and then I look closer I'm like no he's not talking yeah I was like man it's a year he says it's been a year yeah

52:45My grandma used to say all the time, boy, you think we got it bad, but some of you got it worse. Every time. It puts everything into perspective. You think she just trying to, you should just, you think people when they say that, they just trying to make you, you know. No, that's true. that is one no matter what you're going through somebody is going through something much worse that doesn't make your situation that doesn't make your situation that is not important that you're not going through something but whatever you think you're going through I promise you somebody's going through something much worse yep

53:29we all just want to help and to be able to not be a joke, you couldn't help your mom, I couldn't help granny, his family can't help him. It's in God's hands now. All he can do is just state, hey, I want to live another day. I want to fight another day. I don't know, maybe five years, ten years, fifteen years from now, they'll find a cure. Or at least something to slow down the effects of it. Maybe. But you do realize there ain't no money in cures. Money's in treatment. I can't... Why would I want to cure you from an addiction? I treat you and get money longer.

54:19Even if they found a cure, the big drug companies will kill it. Yep. They'll hurt their pockets.

54:28Damn, CJ.

54:48I guess all we can do now is pray. That's it. That's it.

54:54That's it, man. Hey, hey. And thank him. Thank him. We just ask God to let his will be done.

55:07Mm-mm.

55:22Ooh.

55:28I don't even know what to say, Ocho. I don't know what to do. Ain't nothing we can do with all of our thoughts and prayers. Hey, listen, you know how I get. I'm trying to keep quiet. I ain't doing no crying at night. I ain't doing no crying at night.

55:46Because I remember when I would go back into Baltimore and the Ravens took care of Judah's care. So he had an office at the Ravens facility. They would come pick him up at his house, have a car pick him up, and bring him to the facility every day. Juice had an office there.

56:10And, you know, obviously his wife. Juice, you know who this is? She was asking, O.J., you know who this is? Through the computer, just like, man, that's Shay. Good to see you. Man, it's just, man, it broke my, because he was such a fun-loving guy. never had a bad word to say about it anyway. But go back and look at that Super Bowl. OJ made like the first four or five tackles on the special teams.

56:40Lord have mercy.

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